10 states that received the most PPACA funding in 2014

The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act includes more than $100 billion in mandatory spending from fiscal 2010 through 2019, including $40 billion to fund the Children’s Health Insurance Program for two years. As of last year, $21.4 billion had been awarded in grants to all states through 94 grant programs funded by the PPACA, according to a recent report from the Center for Healthcare Research & Transformation, a nonprofit partnership between University of Michigan and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan.

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Ayla Ellison

Here are the 10 states that received the most grant funding under the PPACA in fiscal 2014, according to the report.

1. California — $728 million

2. New York — $414.1 million

3. Texas — $322.9 million

4. Washington — $271.7 million

5. Florida — $216 million

6. Illinois — $200.4 million

7. Massachusetts — $188.5 million

8. Ohio — $187.7 million

9. Michigan — $183.9 million

10. New Mexico — $158.1 million

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